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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-17


The immediate aud constantly In
ereasing demand made upon the
professional services Of DR.. GOff from
the time IL became known that she
had entered upon the practice Of hel
chosen profession in Lincoln, furnish.
ed indubitable proof Of the need Ol
a woman physician In our county
and the remarkable success she
achieved from the start, especially In
the treatment OF diseases Of children
and chronic diseases OF WOmen(Of
which she makes q speciality de.
mOnstTated that che had neither
mistaken her calling nor entered up
on II without preparation.
PreferriDg office to eOuRtry practice
which necessitated long and fatiguing
rides over n radius of fifteen miles,
upon the completion Of the railroad,
she determined upon dividing her
time between Lincoln and Salina
The cordial reception and substantial
encouragement she has met in Salina
proved the wisdom OF this course,
and we predict for her a degree Of sue
cess not excelled by any physician in
central Kansss.-LiHcOlR Center
Beacon.
A NEW PRINTER To Mrs. G. B.
Daughters, 3 bright, bouncing twelve
pound boy. Now G. B. let us suggest
q name-a name that sends q thrill Of
JOY TO the great majority Of American
peOpie-GrOver.
Mrs. DIR. GOffWas called from Salina
10 introduce the young gent, which
she did IN her usual successful style.
Lincoln Center Democrat.
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MlIlarr school For ssIlna.

ED. SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL:
Dear Shallow me space 10 your
paper 20 state some Of the reasons
why it is Of the utmost Importance TO
this city that she should secure the
proposed Military school, under the
patronage Of tine Protestant Episcopal
church Of Diocease Of Kansas: First,
because there Is no such school in
this State, or is there any such school
east nearer than Macon, Mo, or west
THAT We know Of nearer than the
mountains, If there is any there
none south Of as or north Of Us.
Secondly, because the church pro-
poses to locate such q school in the
5tate and they have no boys school
under the ansrices Of the church
nearer than several hundred miles.
Thirdly, because all the schools under
the church. control are Of q high
order. and II not the best are second
TO none in grade or quality, and be
eau se the church always have and al
ways will see to IL that proper build
ing endOWments are sufficient to main
tam the dignity Of the church under
W b Ose fostering care IL Is held.
FOurthly. because it win bring 10 the
city a class OF people Of wealth and
culture that can be brought in no
other way, who will come here TO
educate their children and find q
home among us, as we have evidence
from what we have already seen from
the present Methodist school, which
we know has done more TO advertise
Salina than anything else which she
may have received. Other towns are
anxious for such opportunities rs this.
We can secure Il II we will. l might
say more. but this is sufficient at this
time. Let every one interest them
selves in this matter and let nothing
be left undOne that should be done.
Bear IN mind II such q school should
be located in Salina Il is at once
noted ia all club papers, calenders,
magazines, etc, and in this way more
advertisement for the city Is given
gratis than she will or does pay for
such are some OF the many reasons
why this opportunity should not be
let pass. ONE WHO KNOWS.
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Ihousand, SAY So

Rev. E. J. whitney, Kendall,
Orleans Co., n. Y, writes. while Wis
iting In Genesee Co, q few weeks
since: purchased q bottle OF the
Peerless Worm Specific. It has been
used by us with such marked success
that I enclose Sl.O0 for which please
send as much Of the Specific as It will
purchase. I think IL by far the most
eiilcatious remedy for worms or bowel
difficulty that we have ever had for
our children. No one with children
should be without 1t. I guarantee
every bottle OSCAR SEITz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-17

II Il were possible, the action ofths
President with reference 10 the pen
sion vetoes might be regarded with
indulgence upon the score Of eeono.
my. But economy is not the under
lying motive which actuates him 10
such g procedure. Il is the
disloyal sentiment which nov domi-
mates his party. that he cannot dis
regard. It Is this same principle
pervading the present administration
which slaps the face Of the Union
soldier at every turn, and which Is SO
odious to the American people.
Under the gulse Of reform the Presi-
dent is but the puppet Of his party,
AFTER al. This the people are fast find
ing out, and such an administration
will not be tolerated for another four
years.
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THEsALINAn DAILY JOURNAL

About April lat next. we shall com
mence publishing In salina THE sA-
LIMA DAILY JOURNAL morning
paper, containing the associated press
dispatches in full - the publisher
becoming a member Of the press az
ISOLATION. The paper will have 8
complete new dress throughout and
be as handsome D daily as there is In
the State. We shall make ss good y
paper as our patronage will permit.
and its peTmanence IS one Of Salinas
Institutions win depend entirely upon
the hberslity Of our citizens. We
should have long since published an
evening daily, If the people OF Salina
had taken kindly to it but they
would have q morning daily or moth
Ing, and on that understanding we
shall launch such a paper as they
wish-hOping they will not fail 10
give II that support which such an
expensive institution demands. We
shall embark IN the enterprise with
no powerful and wealthy publishing
company at our back, and hence shall
need all the aid and encouragenert
we can obtain. Our citizens no doubt
fully appreciate the benefits a morn
ing paper brings to town, and will
regulate their patronage accordingly.
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~ CambrIa ChaltsrIna..

Whooping cough is prevalent
among the little ones in this vicinity,
Henry Huber IS drawing lumber for
new house.
Cambria has organized q dramatic
club, and will soon give an entertain
ment for the benefit Of the church.
Oliver Reaser was able 20 resume
work IN the mill Monday morning.
amer months illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Funk have the
sympathy of msny ffiends here in
the loss OF their son John, who died
on Saturday evening Of diptheria, aud
was buried Sunday IN Gypsum Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. John shank is on the sick list.
DR.. Cockey is attending her.
NIrs B. f. Marllsy returned to her
home Ia Minneapolis on Tuesday eve
ming.
The Misses Tarbell aud Churchill
ieft Tuesday for q visit Ia Belleville,
Republic county, Kansas.
Rev. Blundon will have q sale Of
his personal property next week.
Died on Thursday morning, Feb.
10, Orphs, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. g. b. DonmyeF, after an III
ness Of three weeks, aged seventeen
months. Her little form was iuid 20
rest By the side of her brOthcr Dorsey
who preceded her bat one year 10 the
grave.
We shail mise tet ue shah nset then.
When he day Of liie is Ger.
" e shall mect our loved ones
Over On the ciher lhort.
"JRwELI-Y
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Publication Notice.
STATE or KANSAS. D..
CoCNTN uF SALINE.

STATE or KANSAS.
COUETT oF saLisE,
GorTFHIED HUBEE, PlainilE,
HKNKT BoATNAN, DESCENDANT
Before A. WeHin1foa a .Traiss Of a. psres II "A,
Clly ef Saiila, - Suiins C5ulfy, Ezazas.
FFNHE ab0Fs-named defendant. Benry Bosiniau
- s hereby notified that be has been sued bV
The aboge-nnmed plaintiff, before A. Wellinrton.
justice Of the peace Of salina toHaship. IN Said
county, for the sum Of thirty-nine dollars sud
nrty-dve eeuis ls39.65l. Thai upon the s0ih day
o. January, 1871, Earnishee summons uas issued
y J. n. Beeaon and H. p. Selden. partners ~
Beeeon q selden; that said Beeson a seiden have
answered that they are indebted 20 said defend
ant IN the sum of one hundred dollars fsi00 o0l
The trial Of said CO. use has been coatinued 70
the lstk day of March, 1857. at O'Clock A. ~. AZ
With tine unlels sid defendant appears 90 con %
tesi aid claim judgment VII b. rendered On favor
Of aaid plaintiff ior sid sum Of So G5
t-3t J. @. MOHLER, Attornsy for Pialntin.
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What does that spell? Why,
.'backaelie," Of course, though you
would not suspect 1t At tthe hrstglanee.
It spells what hundreds and thous-
ands Of women are suffering from
every dsy Of their lives, but what
they need not suffer from, II they
knew the virtues Of DR.. Pieres,s "Fav
orite Prescription" All those drag-
ging down" pains and sensations Of
nausea and weakness. peculiar 70
women, can be cured by this same
boon to woInankInd. Il IL almost
magical 10 lie results.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-17

Furnished or unfurnished, Noses
East Iron Ave. 4-St
Fer Ssle-Two spans Of mares and
hat tssnd wagon. All good enquii e
ofH. Harms. AT
Teeth filed by eleetricy without
pain by DR.. Gray at Hotel until Feb.
oath.
All desiring DR.. Gray's process Of
extracting and filling teeth, should
call early at Whitman Hotel until
February 9lth.
Lots in LeavenwOrth Addition for
sale by Curliu. Supple & Co. At
For Sale.
Toulouse Geese. Enquire of H. II.
SudendOrf. 34w.
Two good inside residence lots for
sale, at a cash bargain.
DIR. PHILLIPS
WANTED-5O tons Of husks at mat
tress factory.
have you seen those nue. lots iu
"Phillips' East Side Addition 90
Call and take an early choice.
DIR. PHILLIPS.
WANTED-5O tons Of husks at the
mattress factory.
you owe us anything, call and
pay up at once, as all accounts on our
books must be settled.
4-tf. WHITEHEAD & SEAMAN.
Everybody wants n lot in Leaven-
worth Addition because Carlln, Sup
pie & Co. are selling them on such
easy terms. At
WANTED-Fine dressed poultry
for cash, by g. H. Nellis. at express
Office. 5-tf.
Don't stop until you get to Carlin.
Supple & Co.'s Office and buy a lot In
the Leaven worth Addition. 4-2t
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A jsrd.

The undersigned hereby extend
their thanks TO their friends In the
cruntry and city, for the kindness
shown to their father and relative,
Abram Sanders, during his late III
ness, and the deep sympathy mani
Tested towards US by reason Of oul
great loss In his death.
MARY ANN SANDERS.
MARY ANN COPP.
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Gov. MARTIN has signed the munie-
ipal suffrage bill. and upon its publi-
cation In the State psper It will become
Law. So gentlemen, prepare your
ballots with the understanding that
your wife. sister, mother, aunt or
sweetheart have 8 perfect right to
accompany you TO the polls and vote
~ they please for city officers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-17

Would uss Kemp's 5Eisam for the
Throat and Lungs ItIs curing more
ceses Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bron-
ehifis. Group, and all Threat aud
Lang Troobles, than any other medi-
cine. The proprietor hes authorized
J. J. Purcell b refund your money Il,
nllef taxing fhree-9oGEths 81 q bottle,
relief 4 net obtained. PRES 50 cents
asd 81. Zfai Ss re 4
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Boston CORBETT. assistant Ser
geant-at-arms OF the Kansas House
on Tuesday took entire charge OF
Representative Hall. and with ru-
volver 10 hand cleared the galleries,
and in short order. He threat
ened 70 kill the Speaker and commit
some other murders, but was finally
overpOwered by the police and led
away to Jail. Corbett is distressed
with the thought that the friends Of
J. Wilkes Booth, his victim, are con-
stantly pursuing him. he is nothing
less than q fully confirmed lunatie,
and no doubt he will be confined 10
an asylum.
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Oard.

Mrs. Priest and desire to take this
public method Of expressing our graf
titude TO the many friends who were
so kind and attentive TO rs during
the sickness and death Of our deaI
little Hartzell. Words are indeed IN.
adequate to fully express our thoughts
but 50 far IS they will we want to
assure our friends that m our memory
their names will ever be fOndly re-
tanned, and we know that their deeds
are recorded In heaven.
w. s. PRIEST.
Anna s. PRIEST.
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THELEGISLATURE.
ToPEKA. KAN., Al. 17th, rs

Topeka, KAN, Feb. 18th, 1857.
Both branches OF the Legislative
body are tOiling busily, and incessant
/ ly, almost night and day. There are
now three sessions dEily, viz: morn.
ing, afternoon and night session,
which sometimes approach to near
midnight. Very few members sre
ever absent at roll call. They are
some 800 or 700 bills to consider, and
the legislature has already passed its
zenith. Speaker Smith, equipped
with bis wide parliamentary knOWl-
edge, quick perception, and executive
ability, adds In q vast extent to, the
expeditions manner.i in which business
is carried on in the House.
The Woman Suffrage bill has pass
ed both houses, Bnd will become a
law. AS will have been noticed al
ready by the readers Of the JOURNAL
thousands Of petitions were constant
~ poured In upon both branches Of
the legislature, asking for municipal
suffrage for women, and IL has at last
been granted. 1t Is q noticeable feat
ufe Of the passage Of this bill, that Il
passed almost by q party vote. All
Republicans, except one or two, voted
aye" while the Democratic men,
bers voted "nO." This tends 10 show
that there is a new element entering
INFO the politics Of Kansas, and that
the Republican party, as ever before,
has taken the initiative step IN
equal rights for all mankind, and
due and thorough enforcement OF all
laws. II will purify all city govern
ments, and eradicate the evils and
vices OF saloOn-ridden Leaven worth,
aud other cities Of the state
The new prohibition law also pass
ed the House by almost q party vote.
The contents Of the bill were depicted |
In full Ia last weeks issue Of the |
JOURNAL. The Senate has a similar bill |
more strict in some particulars, and |
some changes In the House bill are /
likely 70 be msde. In the passage Of !
the bill, almost every member upon 4
The Republican side vote ''aye," while 1
most Of the Democratic members did
not vote at all.
The appropriation c0mmittee have
made the appropriation fOT the 1883
and 1889, as follows, and the same has
been placed upon the calendar for
rnaenuu.
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The Lutheran church will he open
as usual next Sunday morning at II
o'clock for divine worship. The pas
tor will go to the country 10 his
preaching station northeast Of town
in the afternoon, where the Holy
Communion will be celebrated at
o'clock. In the evening at 1870 the
church will be used for holding a
union mass meeting in the interest uf
and under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Come
early, as the room will be crow ded.
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Dissolution Notice.

N oTIcE - HEREBY 0IvEE That the paftuersh &
ANlately existing between A. q Stolper, q. a
Lauhengayer and G. A. Laubengayer. under fhe
arm name Of StOlper A Laubengat er has been d.
solved BY mutual consent G.. A. lauhengayeI
and @ A. Lauhengayor viii continue husiarss n
the old stand under the arm name Of q. A.
Laubengayer 4 Co, and VIII settle aii d-mands
and claims agalnst The laie drm. II. o.. - aliafe
has been entrusted with the collection o. fll
debts due the aid 6tm Of Siolppr 4 Lauben gave r.
A. &. STnI rEE.
q. A LAUHEFGArFR,
&. A. LaUHEEGArIH
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ACsFd Of Thsk,.
w. s. PRIEST.
ANNA s. PRIEST,

To our kind neighbOrs, friends and
citizens, we wish to express our sin
eere thanks and heartfelt gratitude
for their sympathy, kindness and
help dur ing our late bereavement
the loss Of our husband and brother
We are especially grateful to Rev
Bishop for his kind services and sym
pathy. To n. d. Eastman for his
kind and able services. alss the choir
and to VIM. Berg as undertaken and
manager.
MRS. WARD KINGsBURY.
FRANK & q. A. KINGsBURY.
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Leaaa.

On favorable terms, 4i,sOO acres oi
Texas Pan Handle land in Hsnsford,
Oehiltree and Sherman counties, al
terDate sections, property OF estate oI
F. P. James & Co. Apply 10 Messr ?.
g. r. Johns & Sons, land agents,
Austin, Texas, Hon. Jacob Waeldsr,
San Antonio. Texas or estate +. +.
James. New York CITY.
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Great Auction Sale

Mr. NJ. E Quincy will sell at his
farm five miles northwest Of Salina,
on Thursday, Feb. oath, 1857, twenty
seven head Of horses and mares, higl
grade Norman and Clyde, thirty
seven head Of fine stock cattle, eigh
teen head Of choice fat steers. twenty
fine h cad Of fat hogs. and a large col
lection Of farming machinery ani
household goods. 1t will be an ek
tensive sale, and terms reasonable
Do not fail to attend.
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THE Legislators Of Kansas will be
the guests Of Salina on either Sundsy
or Mondsy-time not definitely de-
termIned. Salinas Board Of Trade
are making arrangements for the
proper entertainment Of the solons,
and L is 70 Be hoped that the citizens
generally will extend all the courte
sizes possible to make the visit pleas
ant. Salinas hospitality is prover-
bial, aud let no one lag IN doing their
part. The time or the arrival will be
made known later.
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Bishop AndreWs ,ofthe n. E. church
is tn deliver = lecture at the church
on the night Of FEBRUARY 2Sd. At the
close Of the lecture an educational
meeting 10 the interest Of the Kansa
Wesleyan University will be held.
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We desire TO render our heartfelt
thanks TO our neighbOrs and friends,
who 50 kindly rendered assistance
and sympathy on the occasion OF our
late bereavement, by the death Of our
dear mother.
AN. & N. D. EASTMAN.
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THE brilliant history ofthe Replb-
lican party was never written in
briefsr words than ia Gov. Foraker's :
response 10 the toast Republican
party" st the Annual dinner Of the
Republican Club Of New York on the
anniversary OF the birth Of Abraham
Lincoln, Saturday last. We produce
il;
ITS call for troops was answered
by the grandest army that was ever
1larshaled on this or any other cOnti-
nent. 10 put more than q million
men into the field.n and maintained
them there, until Ia more than three
hundred bloody battles OF the republic
they shot 10 everlasting death the
heresy Of secession, aud the infamv
Of rebellion. To 0earry on this stupen-
nus work q raised and expended more
than six Thousand million dollars, and
accounted for &c al % the last dollar
With such scrupuious honesty and
fidelity as 20 stamp its civil service
as the most intelligent, honest and
capable that any government has
ever enjoyed since civilization began.
Il struck the shaekles from the feet
Of four million colored people it
enacted homestead laws endowed
and established sgricultural coiiegts:
provided q sound financial system
promoted diversity OF employment.
domestic commerce, and unexampled
prosperity for the whole country, by
the adoption and maintenance of that
wise and patriotic policy OF protecting
American industries and American
lsb0r- When we came into power
cur aggregate wealth was but
fl6. .009. .U09, 900. When we went out %
power it was nearly 500 .Oo0, 600,
Ln 1859 our government was regarded
erervu 6ere as only an experiment.
n 1854 it was everywhere regarded
~ the freest and strongest ever estab-
Iiehed By man. Ia 1890 We were
s nstion Of sections az fatal war with
each otlleF 81 % certain questions Of
q radical end vital chaTaoteE. But
Wsen the republican party went Out
oI foEef fFefy slch question hzd
IEd.
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Remarked % a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
the Threat and Lungs was q superior
remedy, as Il stopped her cough IN
stantly when others bad no effect
Whatever. So 10 prove this j. J. Pur-
cell win guarantee Il 70 all Price
50cls and 81. Ifial siss frss. I
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Paul Jordan, General and sole agent
for the sale Of all lots In the addition
to the Kansas Wesleyan University
Grounds, is now resident of Salii a
and can be found on South Ninth
street, IN the property formerly owned
and known as .be Sam Wilson dwell
ing and nearly opposite Pete r.
Hughes place. The lots in the sdd;-
ton are sold at very low figures sii
on the instalIment plan Of ten pay
ments. Mr. Jordan also has about
fifty lots in the original University
grounds. which he offers for sale for
all cash down. Call and see him
soon, ss this property will not be in
the market long.
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THE new counties created by the
House bill are Haskell, Grant, stanton
Kearney, Garfield and Gray. The
counties are now the same as they
wene four years ago, when the old
county lines were obliterated, except
that Arapahoe county is now Has
kell. and Butfalo Is now Garfield.
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Int

AT or near my barn on the east side
Of the river, 3 gold watch chain and .
gold Free Mason charm. A liberal
reward will be paid to the finder by
leaving the same at my residence OF
at this Office. L. T. LOvEJOY.
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A CRANK attempted 10 dynamite
Patti In San Francisco. The dyna-
miters are alter the kings and queens,
you know, and the "Queen OF song"
had to take her chances with the bal
anee Of the crowned heads.
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THE Presidential ticket, "Blain e
and Ingalls''-is all the rage. It rep
resents fully and thoroughly the
"American Idea" aud that seems TO
be an idea uppermOst in the minds Of
the American people just at present.
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unlnn Paolho Railroad

Through tickets on sale to all parts
In the United States and Canada; bag
gage checked through to destination.
Remember you can save time ard
money. by procuring your tickets via
the Union Pacific route; for through
rates, maps, time tables, &C, cal On
or address. GEO. w. CRAIG.
Salina, Kansas. Agent.
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The bill introduced some time ago,
by Hon. ]. Wayne Amos. 10 give the
railrOsd commissioners pOwer % obey
their orders, either BY mandamus or
injunction. which II Il passes viii
give Gypsum City depot facilities, is
likely 70 pass and become . Law at an
early DAY. Your correspondent has
e0nVersed With various members Of
both houses. and the almost universal
opinion seems 70 Be that Gypsum City
has been outrageonely treafsd By the
railroad company. and that the biz
should pass, and the great wrong Be
rlehte1
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For Rent.

One section Of good pasture land,
fenced and well watered. Address,
H. G. Lawrence, Mulberry P. o.,
Kansas.
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WANTED to sell . Drug store and
complsts stock-Cbeap. Building
1sxlo. call upon d.. 3 J. Dennis,
0aneaeo Eanss
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Of all kinds at your own Price.

We have just finished invoicing and after counting Coa
hnd about garments Of all kinds left We had such
Cloak trade before having sold $50 Of them and well a
70 to sell the balance less than clean them We have
decided not to keep prices viii them; you
price below which everybody who has bought do